Study from the books you already have and quiz yourself on them

Your teachers upload the course PDFs. You ask questions, get answers drawn only from that material, and turn any topic into practice questions.

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Teachers add the material. Students ask, practise and review — all against the same indexed documents.

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Why is the mitochondria called the powerhouse?

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It releases most of the cell's ATP through aerobic respiration.

biology-9.pdf
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Questions answered from the chapter, with the file named underneath.

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Photosynthesis

3 questions

1. Where does the light reaction happen?

AChloroplast
BRibosome
CNucleus
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Practise

Any topic becomes multiple-choice questions, marked the moment you submit.

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Documents

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chemistry-10.pdfGrade 10
history-notes.pdfGrade 10
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Teachers drop in a PDF and pick the grade that can search it.

Skip the page-flipping. Ask the book directly.

Every document is split, embedded and indexed, so a question finds the right passage instead of the right chapter.

Summarise chapter 4 on the water cycle

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Chapter 4 covers four stages: evaporation, condensation, precipitation and collection. Solar energy drives the first stage.

• Evaporation lifts water as vapour

• Condensation forms cloud droplets

geography-grade7.pdf
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Every answer names its source

Replies carry the filename they came from, so you can open the page and check it yourself.

Nothing invented from outside

Retrieval runs against your grade's documents only. If the material does not cover it, TutorRAG says so instead of guessing.

Split by grade

A grade 7 student and a grade 11 student searching the same words get answers from their own books.

Why this exists

Dipta Karmakar, who built TutorRAG

I built TutorRAG because searching a 300-page PDF the night before an exam is a terrible way to learn. Ask the book a question instead, get the answer with the page it came from, and practise until it sticks.

Built by Dipta KarmakarTutorRAG

No more guessing what to revise

Every attempt is kept with the option you picked and the one that was right, so the weak topics are obvious.

Quiz history

Showing 4 of 27 attempts

TopicTakenScorePercentResult
Photosynthesis12 Aug3/3100%
Cell division10 Aug2/367%
The water cycle07 Aug1/333%
Periodic table03 Aug4/580%

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